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期刊名:Emergency medicine clinics of north america

缩写:EMERG MED CLIN N AM

ISSN:0733-8627

e-ISSN:1558-0539

IF/分区:1.4/Q3

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Yoko Nakamura,Mohamud Daya Yoko Nakamura
The primary goal of wound management is to achieve a functional closure with minimal scarring. Preventing infection is important to facilitate the healing process. Most simple, uncomplicated wounds do not need systemic antibiotics but benef...
Paresh R Patel,Michael A Miller Paresh R Patel
Diligent posttreatment wound care management undoubtedly will improve wound outcome and patient satisfaction. There are limited recommendations in the literature to guide management plans. Nevertheless patients must receive specific instruc...
Rubén Gómez,Leopoldo C Cancio Rubén Gómez
This article makes some introductory comments on the histology of the skin and the pathophysiology of burn injury as these topics pertain to the estimation of the depth of the burn injury. The definition of a major burn and the salient poin...
Bradley N Younggren,Mark Denny Bradley N Younggren
Difficult wounds constitute a significant amount of the morbidity and mortality emergency physicians face on a daily basis. There are specific traumatic and atraumatic wounds that are difficult to manage and have a high risk of complication...
Vincent Ball,Bradley N Younggren Vincent Ball
Emergency physicians treat millions of wounds annually in the United States. In 2004 approximately 6.4 million open wounds were seen in United States emergency departments, representing approximately 5.8% of all visits. This article discuss...
Daniel J Brown,Jon E Jaffe,Jody K Henson Daniel J Brown
Many lacerations seen in the emergency department setting require specific management based on anatomic location. Lacerations of the fingertip, ear, nose, lip, tongue, and eyelid can be complex and require advanced management techniques. Ma...
Jeremy D Lloyd,Melvin J Marque rd,Robert F Kacprowicz Jeremy D Lloyd
There are many techniques available for the closure of traumatic wounds in emergency departments. Each method has its own unique benefits and limitations that must be considered in each case individually. The best technique provides durabil...
Chad S Crystal,Todd J McArthur,Benjamin Harrison Chad S Crystal
Emergency physicians come across a wide variety of painful conditions and perform a large number of uncomfortable procedures on a typical shift. This article describes the local anesthetic agents and their potential applications. The periph...
Ryan H DeBoard,Dawn F Rondeau,Christopher S Kang et al. Ryan H DeBoard et al.
The primary objectives of basic wound management center around promoting optimal wound healing and cosmesis. These objectives may be achieved through the systematic assessment, preparation, and repair of the laceration supplemented with app...
Margaret K Strecker-McGraw,Thomas Russel Jones,David G Baer Margaret K Strecker-McGraw
Wound healing is a complex interchange, orchestrated between cellular components that play their respective parts signaled by and mediated by different cellular instruments of healing. When healing is performed well, the final product is a ...